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The Jack Weakley Award of Distinction, formerly the President’s Challenge award honors one individual each year for a lifetime of outstanding contributions that directly impact health care in the area of athletics, athletic training, or sports medicine and are of major and lasting importance. This award provides a stimulus for continued service, research and education in the field of athletic health care. It fosters joint recognition among members of the NATA and other disciplines and serves as a reminder of the important role these groups play in the future of athletic care.

Honorary membership in NATA is awarded to individuals who have shown profound interest in and have made significant contributions to the profession of athletic training. These persons display a dedication to advancing, promoting and championing the efforts of our association and its members.

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NATA strongly encourages all athletic trainers to register for their National Provider Identifier number (NPI.

“An NPI number is a professional requirement that adds credibility to the individual and the profession," said Amy Callender, NATA Government Affairs Director. "NATA encourages all members to obtain their NPI number, which will stay with them for the rest of their career, no matter their job setting or employer."

Preferred Providers give you the opportunity to purchase quality products and/or services while supporting your association at the same time. Whether providing you a discount or backing the AT profession- or both- our goal is to provide value to you in your personal and professional life. While the NATA does not endorse these products and services, we realize they may be of value to you, and the NATA Member Services team is ready and willing to answer any questions you may have regarding our Preferred Providers.